Force Atlas

Land Forces Command

Velitelství pozemních sil

CZECHIA · ARMY OF THE CZECH REPUBLIC · COMMAND

Part of Army of the Czech Republic

NATO and allied Active
Assessed as of
2026-09
Reviewed
2026-09-28
Confidence
high
  • State affiliation · Czechia
  • Vigil category device · not official insignia
Identity provenance

State affiliation: Czechia.

Vigil category device — drawn from this record’s own domain, echelon and role. Not an official insignia.

In brief

The tactical-level command of the Czech land forces. The ministry’s page describes it as providing command and control, planning and training of land forces and names what it holds: two brigades and an airborne regiment, four combat-support regiments and a logistic support regiment. None of them is authored in this pass; they are listed in the gaps as candidates.

Scope
Structure, role, lineage and links. No subordinate records published.
Subordination
Subordination confirmed
Sources
2 on the record
Record state
Partial
Broad area of activity
Czech land forces in garrison and training; the ministry publishes the command’s seat and its formations’ garrisons, none of which is recorded here.
Notable history
The ministry’s page records that the command has been based at its present seat since mid-2020 and describes its task as providing the required combination of mechanised, airborne, tank and light motorised units. It is one of the six major commands on the structure page, at the tactical level beneath the Chief of the General Staff, with the joint operations command as the body that employs what it generates.
Strengths
A published order of formations at brigade and regiment level, in English, from the ministry itself — which is the standard this atlas counts by and which few allies meet. The set the ministry names is a complete small army: two manoeuvre brigades, an airborne regiment, artillery, engineers, CBRN defence, reconnaissance and electronic warfare, and logistics.
Limitations
The named formations are not authored here, so the record understates its source; the evidence-ceiling document must be updated before they are. The page publishes no strength, readiness or equipment holdings and none is carried. Its relationship to Multinational Division Centre is not stated on any page read and no edge is authored.

Reported & historical equipment associations

CV90 family: The Czech ministry publishes the CV90 MkIV as the Land Forces’ future infantry fighting vehicle; no vehicle in service is recorded here and no unit is claimed.

Assessed as of — 2026-09 Last reviewed — 2026-09-28

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